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A Dog's Purpose
May Give Some Viewers "Paws"
Christian viewers might struggle with the concept of this gentle family film built around the notion that a dog can die repeatedly and be...
Gold
is a Raucous, Raunchy Ride
A rollercoaster story about greed, friendship, betrayal and a man willing to risk everything to live up to his father's legacy. Filled with...
La La Land
is Lovely but a Little Bit Out There
Even more original and ambitious than it looked in the trailers, La La Land is a mixture of nostalgic musical numbers and compelling drama. While...
The Founder
Serves Up Super-Sized Dreams & Disappointments
The story of how Ray Kroc took a small walk-up hamburger stand and turned it into the McDonald's we know is fascinating. Keaton’s performance is...
Split
Has Style & Scares, but Not Much Substance
The comeback of writer/director M. Night Shyamalan continues with this showcase for actor James McAvoy, who plays a man with at least 23 different...
Is Genesis History?
Belongs in Any Creationist's Catalog
Fascinating - and quite beautiful - from opening to closing, Is Genesis History? is a necessary multi-tool in the kit of anyone who hopes to...
Hidden Figures
Proves Inspirational Filmmaking Isn't Rocket Science
This film never comes across as a lecture as it tells the story of three African-American women employed as 'human computers' by NASA during the...
Believe
Has Charisma, but Little Christmas Spirit
While this Christian movie certainly isn't lacking in charm, the promising story gets tangled up in a message that's more about economic minutiae...
Lion
Pierces the Heart
With a riveting first half and probing questions about family, Lion's careful attention to life’s cruelty balanced with an inspiring tenderness and...
Monster Trucks
Might Please Your Littles
Monster Trucks is goofy, family-friendly monster movie that manages to be mildly charming despite its flaws. While it’s hardly E.T. for this...
Star Wars
Goes
Rogue
to Satisfactorily Fill In a 40-Year-Old Gap
It’s not the best Star Wars movie ever, but certainly not the worst. This "non-series" prequel to Episode IV offers plucky characters, impressive...
Dear
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,
Less Magic is More
There's a lot of polish on Fantastic Beasts, it just didn't all get rubbed in or off. The result is a few unclear spots and a gloppy trail leading...
Does God Speak amid
Silence
?
No bit of Silence is an accident or an afterthought. This Martin Scorsese adaptation of a Japanese novel by Shûsaku Endô is difficult, slow, and...
Patriots Day
Heavy on Heroism, Harsh Language
A gripping, real-life story where terrorists attack, the good guys win, and one feels proud to be an American. Patriots Day is a gritty, intense,...
A Monster Calls
Could Use Some Light and a Lighter Touch
A grim (not Grimm) tale about a boy who has to learn to face the truth. The beautiful artwork comes alive and there's a solid moral, but that can't...
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